[Naruto] A Life Down on My Luck

In a sense, Tian Nin is quite powerful. At least it changed Jing's perception from living to waiting for death to living is not bad. Jing was definitely moved by Tian Nin. Even if a person like him wavers for a moment, this pair is considered a he. What's more, Tian Nin has far more than just a moment.

When I saw the ending, I was moved by the dream of the mirror. When I read this part of Infinite Moon, I burst into tears. I don't like protagonists like Mirror. There is something I don't like about the body from beginning to end, and that is the gesture and behavior of tying one's heart to another person's body. Having said this, I want to complain. As a time traveler who has watched the entire Naruto series, can you be more ambitious and pursuing it? There is no other time traveler protagonist who has made up his mind to protect someone since he was a child and has carried out this determination from beginning to end. How terrible it is to tie one's heart wholeheartedly to another person. From then on, he regards the other person's safety as more important than his own, regards the other person's dream as his own dream, and regards the sacrifice for one person as the most natural truth. So when that person left, from that day on, he would no longer have new dreams and hopes, because the person who represented his dream took his heart away with him. Writing this, I finally understand why I don't like mirrors. Because it is too insecure to hang your heart on another person. Your happiness and sadness are closely related to this person from now on. When he is happy, you are also happy; when he is sad, you are also sad; when he is hurt, you are also hurt. When he lives, your heart lives. He dies; your heart dies with him. For most people, empathy is innate. It is to use your own heart to feel and experience another heart. The good thing is that you will experience the happiness and satisfaction of another person, so you will also get happiness and satisfaction in that moment. But the bad part is that you can also feel the sadness and pain of another person. And pain is always more unforgettable than happiness. So the pain and fear of harm make timid people more and more cautious and more and more resistant to behaviors that will cause harm to themselves. Including the uncontrolled mind. Also includes falling in love with someone. This is why I don't like mirrors. But by the end I fell in love with him a little bit more. Because after all, he is different from the timid me. He has never wavered in his original intention. He has always pursued and never regretted pursuing. Even if this dream is desolate and cold, in his eyes, being able to stay by Madara's side, realize his dreams for him, and always look at him, this is the most beautiful and best dream. Even if the world ends, I still want to stay by your side, and this is what I look forward to forever.

When everything is settled, there are many emotions. The feeling mirror is always in a cold melancholy, rarely experiencing emotional fluctuations. When he was the leader of the clan, when he went to the battlefield, when he got married, gave birth to a child and finally lost it, it was always as cold and distant as mist. Only when you are around Madara can you feel pure happiness, like the vitality of color injected into a black and white painting. The most touching thing was that his Tsukuyomi dream turned out to be the same as reality, just look at Madara and protect him. This is my hometown where my heart is at ease.

I'm curious how Qingyan, Sachiko, Tennin, and the Konoha people would feel if they saw Kagami's appearance in front of Madara.

From this perspective, I always feel that this article has an air of sadness, but sometimes some unfounded hope bursts out from the corners. (The above is copied from my own comment in another book)

I like both Colorless Life and Down and Out Half Life very much, but now I like CP novels that are a bit sadistic. I didn't like this article very much before, probably because I couldn't understand it at that time, and I also liked sweet articles at that time. Now because of some things in reality, I no longer have any interest in sweet books. I found a book and discarded one, and then I remembered Colorless Life and Half a Life in Desolation. I picked it up and read it. It really saved me from the book shortage these days. It is really very good!

Is "good together and good separation" talking about the Uchiha clan? I really want to know what Kagami said to Sachiko at the end... This parent-child relationship really makes me heartbroken. Even if it's only once, I still want to see Sachiko show weakness and act coquettishly to the mirror.

I still like the emotional line between Mirror and Sky Ninja very much after re-watching it... It's interesting to think about it that if Sky Ninja was really reborn, he would probably have been working on conquering Mirror every step of the way since the founding of the village.

Between the Thousand Hands, the King of Pots.

…Ha. I have mixed feelings. Sure enough, there is no good result if you force yourself. I don't like this kind of character very much. Just like a previous comment said that it is too heavy to place everything on one person and have it all shattered by death... But I really couldn't help my curiosity. I read twenty or thirty chapters first, and then skipped to the end and took a quick look. So be it.